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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29
TrOitiDr Race.

Barret,'s James B., and Cap
tain Webb will trot Oct. Sth on the
Cresco track at 2 p. H., for q purse Of
800, money in the Bank.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29

Bernard Kennedy was found guilt,
of murder by the jury in dubuque
and the penalty of death affixed. Hi.
crime was numbering his wife.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29

He-''Whata lovely complexion you
have, Miss Maud" She-'lt ought
to be lovely; it cost 81 box"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29

Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Money on hand; no delay
terms easy. JOHN MGCooK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29
a GA r y.

"a ~ A. - = 00
10 al who are suffering from tho errors and
Inclscrctions OF youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss of manhood. &C., will send . reei;e
that win cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In soutis
America Send q sclf-adarcsscd envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH r INMAN. Station D. New Pork CITY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-29

List Of Premiums Won by Nichols
& s:nn's Herd at ST. Paul.
sIRopsHIRE DOWN SHEEP.
Ram TWO years old ed
Ram orc year old LIST and 2d
PEN lamb 1st
Pen OF five ewes lst
Eve two years did LIST and 2d
Eve one year old 1T
Eve lamb it
HoLsTEIN CATTLE.
Cow four years old ed
co.v three Yeas old 81
Cow giving tire most milk in Il
hours from which the most butter
was made, 1st premium was Won by
Paula :d, 1890 IL. II. d.
These awards Were won in tie
hottest contest in the west ti.!.s year.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26
32 I1tt-;

retnigungsrnittet lit, als trgerb cine onbers
S%ariapariGG. Ille, Die Geigung Sl Giro
pbeln ober sur &us3ebrllng babelt, Defenders
59rte SInoer. ftn0en i'll ibr cine groBe @Obl.
that" S. W. Starr BON Qaconia, Soma,
ldretbt: Sabre lang lit ih an 9fropbeln.
SD tpanbte Oeri6ieoene Ofittel OIL, Die mir
ober tpentg ODER gar teinen gtuben bradte1.
Srpet gladden. BON 4Der's Sarlapartlla oa.
gegen beilten mid uollitdnbig. SD bin Der
&nit9t, oaB oieIe Ar3mCi Der bette 8luts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26
GET 8eFe

T1oterteIIe @Gas, oet DER MenId beisen
fam, lit %poltontmene @eiunohett, nlo Der
ri4tigite &cg, Dieie iider Su iteIen, 1T Der,
ooB man Oas 8lut Ourh Mger'S Sarias
poriua rein erbdlt. 7rau Gliia q. Gloug6,
81 arlington ct, 2otueu, Gtaif., 1drei6t:
~Seben @itter urO 6riibling Qebralt6e i9
nit n1einer Sar1ilie etrige Slaideu BON
Ager's 9%arIapariaa. 0teine @rfG1rrlllg bat
mir betuteIen, oaB fie eiH beIIereS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26
5SRtttt0er

1T, Sen es siebt." 6. 6. Upton BON gaaIbua,
y. D., i4reibt: Sabre lang Iitten meme
Augen on boien Sdften, uno ib tonrtte
tetlle Ntneerung beS llebelS erlangen biz t9
Gnftng ADer's Sariapartlla etn3une6men.
SD babe me6rere 6laI9en Oerbrau9t, uuo
oIele tbateu mir 10 gut, baB ib bieIe NrSnei
fur oas bette 8llttretniguugs>Ut ttte[ battle,
oas es gtbt." 81. Sarris bon @reelz@it9
IN Ratnlep : GOuntb 9acota, ifretbt:
"Bdbretlo Der lettet bret Sabre lit t9
arBerorOentlt4 an Nageni@ma4e Soc
eiMeu1 hQIbe1 Sabre ftna t1 ON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26

: Sn San1tbar geftOrben 1tro
mad Mttt6eilungen BON Yerlonen!, pelqe
ft6 ldngere 3ett bort aufbtelter, TN Sanfe
bon nun 3pet Sabren Q885-8O tHnt
eurppGti6e Mer5te. Wta1t ut 09z
iel6ft jebt in &ranf6eitsfGaen auf Die 9tIfe
zines Barlt an9etptelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26

Gin Der BetersburgerS taats7
ban t purOe Elm GROCER Sc tru g Derit6t.
Sci Der 8ortpeiiung zines 9ooieS OeS tnnez
rem Nnlebns, auf pel6es BET Der lebten 3tee
bung Der 6aupttreffer bon 100000 Gu6el
gefalen mar, fteute Die 8anf felt, 6aB ite
6teien Sreffer bereits bot eint9en Sagen
auf ein fali6es Qops ausbe3ablt bate. Die
SAINT be3a6lte tpobG pber libel bic 100000
Gubel gum Stpeiten Wfal urb aetgte ben
SAT- Der BoIiSet an, tpel6e ieBt eifrtg mad
benz 8etriiger fobnbet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-17
Does II Payf

Threefourths of our people are troubled
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint in some
form or other, which by nature of the disease
has a depressing influence on the mind or
body, preventing them from thinking or act
ing clearly in any matter of Importance.
Indigestion, coming up of food after eating,
dyspepsia, sick headache, acdity of the
stomach or any arrangement of the
stomach or liver (upon which the whole &C.
ton of our system depends) are speedily
and etiectually overcome by the use of Green 8
August Flower. The most stubborn cases
have yielded to its influence, as thousands OF
letters received will testify The immense
sale of this medicine is another guarantee of
its merits, cover million and half bottles
sold last year, So we ask. will it pay you
to suffer from sny of the above diseases
when you can have immediate relief in Aug
ust Flower. Three doses will prove its
worth. 1t is sold by all druggists and gen.
eral dealers in all parts of the world.
Orf1i& ,yI buk
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HEARINGS ASSIGNED.

The Committee on Interior Waters give notic'
that a hearing is sssigued on petition o. Hartley
Lord and 4s others, 10 alter chanael OF Noussin
River. f. Thursday Jan. ~, at room g. State House
O'Clock p. 81.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
that hearing Is assigned on petition Of ftoTla- Z
Kennedy ~ ais tn prevent the throwing 81 saw
duet into Damari- Gotta Bav. for Tuesday, jan 70
at room q, State House. o'ciock 7. NJ
The Committee On Interior Waters give notice
that hearing i. a.signed on petition OF II T.
Clark Tor permission 10 build wharf on henneounE
river far Tuesday Jan. Is, 1t rom o, stae house
O'Clock p. N.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
thai hearing il assigned on petition OF IRE Nus
-ey as., prevent the hrovin OF say aust Ia o
Dsmari Gotta Bay, for Tuesday Jan. %, al room o.
state Hou-e, O'Clock L. NJ
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
that a hearing il assigned on petition OF a; L.
Chd- ct sis for a charter Rapid river, Tor iae--
day Jan 49, al room g. State House, O'Clock 7. NJ
The Committee on Interior wa'ers give notice
iht- 4 hearing il assigned ON the petition ri W II
Mailing ef all. for charter fer dam in Penoo -cot
lake. for TUESDAY, Jan. Is, at room ., state House.
2o'clock p. d.
The COMMITTEE on Interior Water. give notice
,hat Ia, airing Is assigned on the act authorizing
Fr4hk w IL coin 20 take and the earth on fn-
bottom Of Cha pond, r fhur-diy, Jan. 70 al
room 6, state House, O'Clock Z. NJ
The Comrittee on Interior Waters give notice
that hearing is assigned on the act AUTHORIZING
Frank ~. Linb0ln to hang wreck ng o3ons IN re
nobscot river for Tnur.d Jan. 70, at room g. STATE
House, 2 O'Clock T.. NJ.
s 5et H. - fi kkEBtiL tchairmen.
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during the period measured by the greater

during the period measured BY the greater
travel, which is the surest indication that
the mass of people are able to earn money
now where they have not been able to get
it during the few preceding years. The
fact that the number OF tons of freight
transported by the railroads was quite Il
per cent. greater than that of the previous
year must be accepted as evidence OF an
improvement of business during the past
year, since the movement OF merchandise
in manufacturing State means greater
production and greater consumption
Boston Journal.
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The Verdict Unanimous,

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind testi-
fees II can recommend Electric Btters az
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given reliei in every case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of lC
years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, affirms: The best selling
medicine have ever handled in nv 20 years
experience, is Electric Btters" Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitter.
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys OF
Blood. Only half dollar bottle at De.
vine & Coughln's.
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| On State College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts-Meesrs. Russell of kennebec,
Harmon of York, Flint Of Somerset, on the
part of the Senate; Messrs. Sanoorn OF
| Stsndish, Lufkin of Orrington. Warren OF
Wislow. Purinton of Bowdoin, Besls OF
Fairfield, Dawson of Greenville, Dickey OF
| Fort Kent, on the part of the House.
On Mines and Mining-Messrs. Young OF
Oxford. Rich of Waldo, Burrill of Hancock
on the part of the Senate: Messrs Spinney
of Kittery, Mallet of Freeport, Chase OF
Damariscotta, Dority of Sedgewick, Corson
of New Sharon. Carlton of Columbia Falls,
Pierce of Hudson, on the part of the House.
On Labor-Messrs. Lumbert of Aroostook,
Gushee of Knox. Dunnell of Cumberland. on
the part of the Senate: Messrs Looney Of Port
land, Harper of Lewiston, Bryant OF Piu>ned,
LYONS of Vinal Haven, Roberts of Bruns-
wick, Burns of Poland. Jewett of West
Gardiner. on the part of the House.
Standing Committee of the House.
On WAYS AMI Means-Messrs. Msn!ey of
Augusta, Wakefield of Bath. Shaw of Port.
land, Glover of Rockland, Clark of Bangor,
Libby of Burnhsm. o Brien of Thomaston-
On Leave of Absence Hessrs. Sawyer OF
Lincoln, Farrar OF Princeton. Head of
Waterville, Bowker of Woodstock. Hawkes.
of Portland, Bishop of Hermon. Gignon OF
Frenchvile.
On Business of the House-Messrs. Dow
of Portland, Barker of Bangor, Clark of
Saco
On Change of Names -Messrs. Smith of
Westfeld. Lombard OF Windham, Friend of
Etna. Watts of Jonesport Wentworth of No
Berwick, Kingsbury of Bradford, Ross of
Rangeley
On Bills in the Third Reading-Messrs.
New bert of Appleton, Marston of Hallowell,
Hamilton of Cumberland Rider of Spring
field, Hayden of Ssngerville. Allen of AL
fred, Scott of Clifton
On County Estimates-Messrs. Dawson
of Greenvilie, Harding OF Durham, Keegan
OF Hamlin, Lombard of Windham. Vaughn
of Jay, Mason of Orand, Russell of Fsyette,
Hall of Warren, Chase of Edgecomb, Wild
Der of Newry. LIBBY of Mattawamkeag, Pur-
nton of Bowdo;nham. Marble OF Harmony.
Greer of Belmont, Bradish of Eastport,
Wentw orth of North Berwick.
On Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Gushing OF
Turner, Harrington of Norridgewock, Whit
more of Verona, CorSon of New Sharon,
Waugh of Levant. Condor of Friendship,
Weymouth of Biddeford
On Elections -Messrs. Noble of Lewiston,
Russell of Fayette Hobson of Lmingtou,
Thurlow of Deer Isle, Whitcomb of Easton.
Clark Of Calais, Wiley of Fryeburg.
Standing Committees OF the Senate.
BILLS IN THE SECOND READING.
Messrs. Lumbert of Aroostook, Allen OF
Knox, Sleeper of Androscoggin, Young of
Oxford, Goodnow of Washington. Weymouth
of York, Rich Of Waldo, Burrill of Hancock.
Russell Of Kennebec. Cole of Cumberland.
Simpson of Penobscot and Hincklev of
Sagadahoc.
ENGRossED BILLS.
Messrs. Lord of Penobscot, Heath of Ken
nebec Gushee of Knox. Sargent of Hancock,
Wescott of Cumberland. Nickels of Waldo,
Libbey of Penobscot. Norcross of franklin,
Gilbert of Oxford, Wallace of Washington.
Dunnell of Cumberland and Harmon of
York.
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ExcitementtnT exas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable re-
covery of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was so help
less he could not turn in bed, or raise his
head; everybody said he was dying of Con-
sumption. A trial bottle of DR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought large bottle and box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and two bottles of the Discov-
cry. he was well and had gained in flesh thir-
tv-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
discovery for Consumption free at Devine &
Coughlin's.
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Daily Kennebet aonrnal.
Augusta. Monday Morning, Jan. IT..
Notice.
HousE OF RgPgEsESrATIvEs,

AUGUSTA. Jan. o. l,s7.s
Ordered, That the time for the reception OF p''-
lions and bills for private and p cial legislation
Knitted TO Monday, Ian. 3D. 1877. and that all such
petitions aad bills pre.ented after that cate be ~
ferred to the next legislature and that the clerk Of
the Hoase cause this order to be published In the
Daily Kennel c Journal, Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier. Portland Daily Press, Ea tern Argus, lew
fston Daily journal, Bangor numerical, Bath u dly
Times, Aroostook RrpablIca1, amended by sdding
RockIand Opinion, Il .worth American, Piscata-
Suis Ob,eryeT and Nschias Republican.
This order from the Senate, read and passed
and was read and passed in concurrence.
NICHOLAS FgssEsDES. Clerk.
true copy. Attest:
NICHOLAS FEssESDEs. Clerk.
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In the house in Philadelphia in which the
two misers, Perry and Price, were found
frozen to death last week, 100000 in gold,
greenbacks and bonds has been discovered
hidden, AID the search is not vet over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-17

The greaI decline in English shipbuild-
ing is illustrated by the fact that there
were only l66 new vessels. representing
l72 ,440 tons, launched on the Clyde last
wear, while in 1885 there were PAL, aggre-
gazing 1884 tons. This is the lowest
amount for nine years
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McQuade's motion for a stay before
Judge Pratt, of Brooklyn. has been de-
MED, and instead of being let out on bail
the convicted ex Alderman will probably
be cent to Sing Sing Immediately.
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About year ago it was reported that an
Irish girl, working in hotel at Toledo, 0.
had become heir to vast estates in England.
The story proved to be practical joke on
the girl, but she was deluged with letters of
fering marriage from all over the country.
Among the letters was one from Jas. O'Keete,
a wealthy resident of Pittsburg, which re.
suited in correspondence, and, sbout ten days
ago, in a meeting and marriage.
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How true the saving, I'VE do not prize
health till We loose it." j. B. Wilson, of
No. Bradford, Me-, writes, Bells Sarsaparilla
has benefited my wife as no medicine ever
did before If you want to be we'll and
strong use Bells Sarsaparilla. Nothing equal
to it. $50 cts. per bottle.) janlld&wlw
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Public feeling against the English sparrow
rising. At a recent meeting Of the Indi-
ana State Horticultural Society a resolution
was passed with but one dissenting vote, de-
claring the sparrow a nuisance and advising
its determination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-17

The President and Postmaster General
have so tar yielded to the appeals of bust
ness men as to agree to the Frye propo-
sition to appropriate S400 900 to secure the
carriage of the South and Central Amer-
can mails in American vessels rather than
ocean tramps.' 1t still has to stand its
chance in the democratic House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-17

1t is a curious fact that the great-grand-
father of Rev. VIM. B. Hayden of this city.
whose 10th birthday was appropriately cele-
brated last Christmas Day, was also born on
Christmas Day in 1875, and died on Christ
mas, the day that MIR. Hayden was born.
There has been, therefore, Christmas child
in his family for over l50 years.-Portland
1rQaS.
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The Blanket Fish.
How 1T OVERFLOW AND KILLS Pearl
DIVERS.

A former pearl diver tells this fish story tc
a correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette: The first time | struck the
bottom | couldn't believe l was there. Il
vas as clear as air. and the fishes swimming
around might Lave been taken for birds.
landed on kind t.saud hill when they low
cred me- and had TO walk abour 80 feet down
into a valley like before | struck the shells.
They were all in bunch, stretched along ID
a ridge, looking like a black mark against the
" mite bottom. | was dragging The hamper,
and when got along side began to toss them
in | reckon had filled half dozen or so,
when all at once saw kind of shadow NOV
ing over all. At first | thought it was the
schooner. ard then, perhaps, some of the
other divers coming down, and then 1t left
hut all at once it came again aad grew so
dark in a second that | turned quick and
looked up, and Pm telling yon the truth.
mister. If my hair hadn't been held down b.
A copper ctp it would have riz right on
end. There. a-movin' over me, was what
took to be bird about 80 feet across. 1t
was wheeling round and round, Tapping its
big wings, just as you've seen buzzards or
eagles do, overhead. Down it came. lower
and lower, aud | a-crouchng as fat as
could get. The nearer il got the bigger it
took the pike | always carried, and as it
wheeled around over me let drive. Hit il!
Well. reckon did. The next thing knew
was standing on my head. rolling over and
over. then yanked sideways, half drowned,
and then | reckon | lost my senses, and when
came to was lvin' on deck and all hands
looking at me. You see, the critter had
given the water such a swirl that l was
Knocked end for end, and my pipe and line
twisted around and around, 80 that | couldn't
breathe, and, of course, that pulled the line,
and the men thought had jerked it to come
up, so they hauled away for all they were
worth. and that's what saved my life. What
wasu II? WHY, nohin' but one of those sea
bats-blanket fish the other men called it
and they all said had narrow run for it.
That was the way, accordin' to their say. that
the fish goes to work to get away With man.
They first settle down on you like blanket,
and there YOU are There wasn't man that
would go down after that for several DAYS.
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Mrs. A. D. Chandler, Derby, Vermont, writes: az
think DR.. Seth Arnold's Indian Vegetable Sugar
Coated pills the best | ever used"
DR.. Seth Arnold's Soothine and Qaieting Cordial
for children. Recommended by mothers and nurses.
&c
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The amount of alcohol consumed in the
arts is only ten per cent of the total amount
distilled.
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The statistics which the report of the
Railroad Commissioners contains prove
conclusively that the year 1886 was
one of greater general prosperity
from the railroad standpoint
than Massachusetts has witnessed
for several years, probably since 1Ss0-sli
The fact that the roads in Massachusetts
received from passengers during the year
which ended September so, 1886. S1,7sl,-
CSC more than the year previous, which
is equivalent to one dollar for each in
habtant. according to the census of 1880,
is sure indication that the people at large
have more money to spend for travelling
than they did 4 year earlier. The further
fact that there were 6.2SS.SSl more
passengers on the railroads during the
last year than the year previous also
proves that there was larger prosperity
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IRA ii. RANDALL, J
A w YORK sec
Judiciurg Committee Hearings.

VNHtttHY DVTF"1t(Vro II-4'' '''37
Eo. ice is hereby given III II herring will be had
before the judiciary Committee. Tuesday jan. %
at2 or VI upon he question of AbolsLiug I'm
prispument r Debt.
Al,o at the time and place. upon the question
of txemutng Wage from Tru tee Process.
Al art Is In ere- ed Will govern themselves &C
cordingly
ANDREW Z. WIswELL Sec Judiciary Com.
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The wreck OF the Missouri Pacific pas
senger train near Dunbar, Neb., Wednes-
day is laid at the door OF some members
of the Knights of Labor. The engineer
of the fatal train, who was killed, is said
to have been instrumental last spring in
preventing the locomotive engineers from
supporting the great strike in the South
that the strikers would have revenge Tor
his action 1t seems incredible however,
that any members Of that organization
would have resorted to so diabolical and
murderous a method of retaliation.
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for Sue.


Two LEr-A good tenement of seven rooms In
i excellent condition, on Patterson ST. Sur,
payers can .pply to JOHN l.. STEVENS. Western
Avenue dec2giSws
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ENGROSSED BILLS.

Messrs. Lord of Penobscot, Heath of Ken
nebec Gushee of Knox. Sargent of Hancock,
Wescott of Cumberland. Nickels of Waldo,
Libbey of Penobscot. Norcross of franklin,
Gilbert of Oxford, Wallace of Washington,
Dunnell of Cumberland and Harmon of
York
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disappeared in half a generation; but
the recollection that two valuable provin-
ces were seized will rankle r the breasts
of Frenchmen through centuries.
Mr.. Chas. b. Farwell, who was nomin-
ated by the republican caucus at Spring
field H., to succeed General Logan, is the
millionaire merchant of Chicago. Mr..
Farwell was born at Painted Post, n. Y.
July /, 1928. He was educated at the
Elmira Academy. removed to Illinois in
1888. was employed at government survey
ing and in farming until 1874, when he
engaged in the real estate business and in
banking in Chicago He has served as
county clerk of Cook county and in
several other trustworthy offices. In 1869
he was appointed national bank examiner.
He has served as member for two terms
in the General Assembly of the State.
The quite general opinion of those who
are not distinctly interested parties in the
Indiana contest is that the republican po-
sition is unassailable, that Lieutenant Gov
ernor Robinson would be Governor if the
present Executive should die and not the
President of the Senate. and that United
States Senator elected by such members
of the Senate as appear on Wednesday
next and the republican members OF the
House will be accepted by the Senate as
legally elected. Representative Bynum
of Indiana. a democrat, admits that the
republicans appear to have the lead, and
says that the Senate establsheda precedent
for admitting a United States Senator
elected as General Harrison will be, when
it admitted Senator Butler of South Caro-.
lima, who was similarly elected.
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VFFOONp
Messrs. Lumbert of Aroostook, Allen OF
Knox, Sleeper of Androscoggin, Young of
Oxford, G oodnow of Washington. Weymouth
of York, Rich Of Waldo, Burrill of Hancock,
Russell Of Kennebec. Cole of Cumberland,
Simpson of Penobscot and Hinckley of
Sagadahoc.
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FtSheTteS anu buNc.
The Comm ii'ee on ri .heries and Game Will meet
IN room No II. on Wfdne day Of each week, az z!
O'Clock e. n mil further n'tice
BENZ. + HlNCkLEY, Chai,uen.
GEO. u. CLIFFORD,
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The speech of Bismarck to the German
Reichs,ag ia the most important political
utterance made by any statesman since
Germany at Frankfort in 1871. Indeed
the necessity for that speech was due to
the terms of the treaty by which France
surrendered Asace and Lorraine to Ger
many. Had Germany been satisfied by
the payment of even $4,000. 100000. the
recollection of the sacrifice would have
disappeared in half a generation; but
the recollection that two valuable provin-
ces were seized will rankle ir the breasts
of Frenchmen through centuries